Math Integral Problem

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Hi all,

I need help on a math problem...can someone help me to integrate this? Integral.com can't solve it either...LOL Thanks!
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Integral of

EXP[(-x)^2]
------------------ dx
[R^2 + (W - x)^2]
 
sorry, the flexer-valve on my integral figurer is broke
 
I'm assuming that the "^" are supposed to indicate "power" or "squared", etc?
 
and is it fair to understand that by EXP you mean the exponential function, so we should raise e to the power of the expression following it?
 
Math wizards indeed.

lap1314134 said:
Hi all,

I need help on a math problem...can someone help me to integrate this? Integral.com can't solve it either...LOL Thanks!
___________________________________________
Integral of

EXP[(-x)^2]
------------------ dx
[R^2 + (W - x)^2]
Click to expand...

The answer is - blue.
 
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i know i'm never around, but i couldn't pass up this one...
 
1) I don't know how to integrate this one.
2) Maple was unable to integrate it, too.
3) I don't know why they'd have a (-x)^2 term since that's the same as an x^2 term, but more complicated.
4) I don't know why you'd check integral.com, since that's the website for a company that publishes f<a></a>orex trading software.
 
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